Irish Goodbyes to Ride the Bus with Miles Klee (Rolling Stone)

Rolling Stone journalist Miles Klee brings a selection of French melancholia, Jamaica Kincaid, and tells how Mark Twain inspired Wil E. Coyote and Looney Tunes. He and Joshua briefly bond over riding the bus in L.A. to get to the podcast recording and delve into the joy of an Irish Goodbye. After listening to Miles tell of a story where the protagonist hates being at a party in one of his books, Joshua even wonders if the entire pleasure for introverts at a party isn't building up enough tension to feel the relief of leaving.

Remember to rate the podcast! (if you like it)(if you don't go rate someone elses podcast who you do like bc it helps us) and subscribe if you haven't!

Hosted by Joshua Turek

for touring dates and his debut poetry book visit joshuaturek.com

Books Talked About Include:

"True False" and "Ivyland" by Miles Klee

"Lucy" by Jamaica Kincaid

"Roughing It" by Mark Twain

"Downstream" by Joris-Karl Huysmans

"1984" "Down and Out in Paris and London" "Animal Farm" by George Orwell

"Any Person is the Only Self" by Elisa Gabbert

"The Voice Imitator" by Thomas Bernhard

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.